Edge of Extinction (2020)

A great storyline with lashings of violence, grit, blood and gore plus a splash of cannibalism thrown in for good luck! Fantastic to see British independent movie makers having a go at apocalypse films. It's well shot and performed throughout and if you like your death count high, bring extra fingers and toes (if they haven't been eaten by the cannibals) to keep up.

Fmovies: I enjoyed a lot of aspects of this film, stunning sets, great character development and the fight scenes were amazing.

It was a longer than it needed to be but I really didn't mind as the main characters story development was keeping me interested all the way through the film.

The set was designed well and complimented the film.

It's a must watch if you haven't seen it and if you like a gory, brutal and well designed film.

I'm not one for indie films but this caught my eye, absolutely loved it

Edge of Extinction fmovies. TL:DR Captivating from start to finish. Run time a bit long but totally worth it.

This is more or less a typical post-apocalyptic scenario where some event (in this case nuclear war) causes the collapse of society and tribes, gangs etc. start to form to survive killing, stealing, pillaging. Of course, there are those that also kidnap women and rape them. All this features prominently in the movie. In this film the protagonist is a loner who has managed to do quite well for himself living in relative safety in rural England and is able to horde away a lot of food and supplies. His life is suddenly turned upside down when he violates his own self-imposed rules to help a starving woman, then it all starts to come unraveled. Next we have a lot of brutality, medieval style fights, blood, rape rooms, heads getting bashed in, stabbings armed cannibalistic gangs... a lot of this kind of thing until the conflicts are all resolved. What I liked most about it that it never ever got too bogged down like a lot of movies do. The pacing was good. Just enough backstory. It was sufficiently nerve-wracking, sufficiently violent but not oo much and I liked the main characters. Mostly I like that it was incredibly unique take on post-apocalyptic world but form a very English point of view.

An Indy, Post Apocalyptic yarn that was interesting & had good cinematography reflecting the desolate social & physical landscape where Order has broken down & the prevailing Power determines all outcomes.

Acting was believable & refreshing.

Good storyline, sound was up to scratch & delivered entertainment that saw me watch to the end.

Try it, you might just like it.

Really good for a low budget movie. The acting was professional and the screenplay was smart and polished. I am particular about the logic in a movie and this one had little or no plot holes, better than a lot of big budget movies.